Glory Days Lyrics

I grew up watching grandpa praying every day

His faith was unlike anything

I woke up each morning listening to him singing those old hymns

In his bathrobe, in the kitchen making eggs

Those were the glory days

The sunday morning worship

six string and an overhead

We didn't need to know the words

All that mattered was you your heart

and whatever song the Lord brought you

It was all we knew

Those were the glory days

I grew up watching my mom singing Sundays, in the choir

A tenor, just like me

I spent my Friday nights listening to mom and dad in the living room

With all their friends praying over me

Those were the glory days

Those midweek prayer meetings

no agenda and no leaving

No one cared how we prayed

All that mattered was you your heart

and whatever word the lord brought you

It was all we knew

Those were the glory days

Those old glory days

Have put my mind on streets of gold

And sitting with the ones we've lost

at the feet of Jesus

I can't want for those glory days

I can't want for those glory days